The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-25

Besides projecting tnelr hStrAl. forms, the
Mahatmas seem to have been able, to project
cigarettes that were not astral; perhaps they
i Gia &c q sb sssi sd ,igh esey %iSn t. as jokes These
viii ht sfes sn 81 snS ssSsf r Z %slss : s,ssi sssia sr r. S u !. !
ssssa I ]. g: barr dtr's !Efi there %s h and ' Z e is%s a:' Iii 81 s anSsi
Mime. Blavatsky has written on the .ny loafo
the letter from which this passage is taken:
Make a half cigarette Of this Take care orthe edgeG
And on a slip Of paper, said by Mime, Coulomb
TO have accompanied the cigarette paper re-
hair. Put Il on The top Of he cupboard made BY win
s sIsSs g. r. e qa aH5sA''' corner near tho wall on your
Je erois que 10 mouchoir est .u coup msnque Lai.,
: :sa; s sas pour s.i L. ' Sss:r. Il i z: Essafs % sr'ss1 81 ss ss:ssns
vs 94. nj: 1 %s' : iss:y y, u. E H Hss:.s as.s! ,s!s & J x .Ssli.a;
81 !. Il . ssssE n ' :! t:Ssri 81 Il y S:..; &. ny Il: s II IA; :Iis
where / told yoai
Now follows m interesting letter about as
trail documents. and then come instructions
for tho transmission Of such.
Mrs CHEERS AXIS: . . . Nous sommes dams Ia plus
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chose dinSSSt arrival. / Bombay IL ny !. rien que Er.
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'9 ars ssiat -eiS o dear ist friends -. We are in tho
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and Dam. oueht. so. see and receive : visit from one q
to see them: The letter ought to antisr down upon hls
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* !; Ss ;S $ss|sm ~ s II: 4: e ; a. s !; :;I s:ss' ~ y. ~ sIs sS' . g; % s \:
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sah!nf hq ans' vii &c Ses has B sP k {, aS@say BIT K Is f. R0t s.ns
CO. come here. for st re .. occult T. lay, rvs wSn,, let hin:
that K; n. q some one else could make himself be seen
and Dam. was short for Mr.. Damodar K. MAYA
laukar, the Joint Recording Secretary Of the
f fIGfls'',B ls Tna was and z c Shs oico Ct had KGS ano,Re4
danes place while she was absent; The in
given in these three ~epistles:
Ma ehsre Annie: 70 nal pas uns moment pour rspon
sasi9: e y : 1s sHssS',: {! s:' 4 .' Rssxiss'' ss''' 1 Il !: s %s;.
Tfran.Ia,ion.Ny dear Friend: ! have no. : moment
70 answer You. I beg you TO make this letter reach
cn WsfalIIsSi Q on sossisr g, , mile resources a.msnasr.
ment. G'esst t tres s' important' !.:f v NJ S SnnpS1ss Com
ffs1,i tSap:'f fr fa,.t 9 w ~i' .'hs Of til. thousand schemes,
i ssa Sh FL e. s,t yhs al, VEN ~, see g, n him m to send Sa the sp : 9
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dsrI ie pspier gu 10 slip So. avsc r0fdre DO voas
rs s., .sss sss;! K a. 4! d E:ssf sn Sc, ' :.ss..a s5. . s Il D ssis:
Mar 9, Hus5 |. ;oS en-, v! Ia y MSs.aq,IsSs Les !i's . Cher
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'' sseae %.sf Psn 4: 1s' sst ten Hsso ssl tai sur la ts''' H. r'S'
,(rranslation-Dcar Marquis: -. Show or send to
pa I'll them. e. R.'r'sE s az e. s:s az |. !:.t:r " sS S;s'i l IS ' ss1s:a
.:. Dear MaTaais I commit com to ss YOU the i tate Of tHs my
s s;s; s'G S;; ,ss S s: & s :sS $ Fl E ss e f.: s ri $ H. ' s:s|ns s. s q: SSS !:
If by her children" Nine. Blavatsky meant
her letters. there is a familiar ring about this
last Of hers.
Here follow two interesting little notes:
,.' IL '9 s1;iE R.'' . Ta es ssii. S Ss ri i:i. ssns sI !n..sn.' R .s' ::
prosteTnssr d q, 10 s.,.ns. q sl dsmands oS non. i
IL icy " ; ssana. ~ ge .saIs q et ssSa s Sss.e r'p0n'' par IL K = j. g. Gar
,p .ssa.l'1 asai t ist..Rs 0 came rs 'S ss fS'es' Yes ! h ~ s sn a az
S ~ f. Tor 10 o sfp sse Z It. nfi Eno W. 1 ensT e s ~an.. to him
Bs II. Ss1f s.s as,ai e s.o M l. f q: tDan 60 Z s Sss 1sv 1:a.
F %ss;f so asis e p: p snSss d. S. Gsl L tsTSss' F Ran. b Il Gas s, 9S,iI,s
celia ct nous sommosa chsval. Yours sincerely,
Translation-D.modar tells mo that RasoonSts hao
d S,sst ss r. PIT is The ssm snaass f ln's ' esri ss%Sls; p Po s. sca r.
in MI; Mo d IN S iss9sss u 5. fss case as 'd 1G5 the sMf ms.
with the Coulombs to have written in the strain
exhibited by these letters. This is shown by
during Nine; Blayatsksy's absese !, By a sI pub.
Ilishsd w Ts% u A ta 81 hers In a. 1850 S9n that I'M Nine : Go ~
ago IN Cairo" and by the fact that she admits
al he non.,iineriminating parts Of the letters.
Mr.; Hoalgson T. unable to find that such a per
from Mr.. Ezekiel. the cousin" referred to. that
the circumstance aces during her stay in Poona
the S sdds,se's sa sUasis!s which Tlt Ms she 10 letter ro down As to to
history with the simla cup. he finds that two
porcelain IcliH Q IN pin trEys words Y properly de;
Ph%eno5nenen described BY Gen. Morgan. and
explain the saucer business By ordinary
human agency" says Mr.. Hodgson. I'VE re-
f Gasr st e 9h SSR RaSF 81 ef1 sh .hs shr Mes q s Ir! aoa Spso1
Investigated the Headquarters building With
the result that he found such an opening.
ond story, Of the bungalow ut ASllyar, Madras,
occupied acc, by tho society as its headpu arters.
ond floor only, one large room. occupied by
sdnm w nlsy "a hXdi A. = 6sII. n ~ Ihs ss SseaIi;
M% n B BHS aa yIa reom. O " the 20 two we vs wss wiS at
dows in the original room, the so1thernmost
ed pp. Against this boarding was placed a
fB'i% sSsssf1''s .P bed 2 anu s"F' she s alaasBB se 'R Would MR e.
concealed from persons sitting In the main
part OF tho room. The shrine. Il cupboard OF
some. pretensions to beauty; was hung In the
acurtain was hung around It.. The wall back
OF the shrine was covered with muslin, the
q he sacred cupboard. window IN the north Of
cupboard, NJ; Coul9mb told Mr.. Hodeson that
the boarding In madame's bedroom had three
sliding panels. and the shrine had 9 sliding
sacred insides from behind. The boarding
WAS removed. and, o wooden frame inserted
filled with brick; but, says Mr.. Coulomb, he
spent some days In taking, out some OF the
anniversary exercises in December. 1882 a
boarding removed was used to block up the
northeast window of the large sitting room.
As all the windows looked out upon the roof OF
the first story, and as two had sliding panels. i
as 2 hand and arm hoIding q letter, which ap-
cOuld liza mazda. Mr. HodQsOn suw pnd ayam-